9k Ton IDRA Gigapress For Cybertruck Has ARRIVED IN USA!

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the ones with 4 legs (wheels)

Might be Gremlins worked out.. LOL

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[showmemo]

I am at 46k...........is that number high enough to have most of bugs worked out?

Absolutely not... I'll take one for the team though and trade pre-orders... I'm much farther out so the bugs will be worked out by the time mine comes up.

 

[CyberGus]

I’m just a bit cynical by nature.

No matter how cynical I get, I can't keep up

 

[CyberGus]

9K ton is IN USA now!

-Model Y presses weigh roughly 100k LBS for reference. This press weight 175k LBS roughly.

Not to piss on your parade, but the Gigapress weighs between 400-600 tons, which goes to over 1M pounds.

From the IDRA datasheet: https://www.idragroup.com/sites/default/files/download/gigapressen-idra.pdf

 

[greggertruck]

Not to piss on your parade, but the Gigapress weighs between 400-600 tons, which goes to over 1M pounds.

From the IDRA datasheet: https://www.idragroup.com/sites/default/files/download/gigapressen-idra.pdf

I am not denying this finding, but what if I could show you IDRA has never ever before freighted anything near even 1,000,000 LBS (6K press), however we know there to be several of those. In fact, here's one of the 6K press' BOLs. Surely that aint the whole thing.

By the way I'm water marking shit now. Alex the dude that jacked all my post and claimed to be his own is psychotic lmao

The shipments are broken up.

See attached for a 6K Press shipment. Literally labeled DCM parts even Just for you

 

[intimidator]

I'm almost entirely positive you'll see a Giga Texas produced truck by April 30 23' dude.

I will take that bet!

My wild guess is that 4680 battery production ramp will push things back a bit. But we are getting closer. Should happen within a year. I just hope they can build all CTs with 4680s and that Tesla doesn't have to drop back to the 2170s.

 

[greggertruck]

Matter in fact, here are more heavy inbounds labeled as press stuff, however - not from IDRA.? Arriving on different ships from this IDRA shipment - on the same day, at the same port.... hmmmmm...

Company on BOL actually makes cast iron / stainless cookware press. Maybe this is exo stuff? IDK.

 

[Jhodgesatmb]

I am not denying this finding, but what if I could show you IDRA has never ever before freighted anything near even 1,000,000 LBS (6K press), however we know there to be several of those. In fact, here's one of the 6K press' BOLs. Surely that aint the whole thing.

By the way I'm water marking shit now. Adam the dude that jacked all my post and claimed to be his own is psychotic lmao

The shipments are broken up.

See attached for a 6K Press shipment. Literally labeled DCM parts even Just for you

Broken up shipments is believable. Saying that a shipment marked as electronics ‘is’ the gigapress is different. Being part of the shipment might explain why the parts are still in Houston. They might be waiting to deliver the entire shipment at once. We might be waiting for several other ships. Someone might want to use their superhuman powers to find out.

 

[CyberGus]

I am not denying this finding, but what if I could show you IDRA has never ever before freighted anything near even 1,000,000 LBS (6K press), however we know there to be several of those. In fact, here's one of the 6K press' BOLs. Surely that aint the whole thing.

By the way I'm water marking shit now. Adam the dude that jacked all my post and claimed to be his own is psychotic lmao

The shipments are broken up.

See attached for a 6K Press shipment. Literally labeled DCM parts even Just for you

I believe IDRA said that transporting 1 gigapress requires at least 20 shipping containers.

 

[greggertruck]

I believe IDRA said that transporting 1 gigapress requires at least 20 shipping containers.

Yea, definitely a TON of weight/ space.

 

[Tinker71]

I will start getting excited when we see casts in piles ready for recycling. Then super excited when they claim a successful cast at production rates.

They never made a cast in Italy. Just simulations on a computer.

 

[charliemagpie]

I will take that bet!

My wild guess is that 4680 battery production ramp will push things back a bit. But we are getting closer. Should happen within a year. I just hope they can build all CTs with 4680s and that Tesla doesn't have to drop back to the 2170s.

Whilst that may be true, US government incentives have incentivized Tesla to send 50 staff and 4680 equipment over to Austin from Germany.

Germany will still continue at a slower pace, but US has been accelerated.

Whatever delays (if) we may have been facing a month ago should be very diminished.

 

[intimidator]

Whilst that may be true, US government incentives have incentivized Tesla to send 50 staff and 4680 equipment over to Austin from Germany.

Germany will still continue at a slower pace, but US has been accelerated.

Whatever delays (if) we may have been facing a month ago should be very diminished.

I will take that bet!

PS It really doesn't matter if Tesla can start building the Cybertruck in April......or next October. We have all been waiting 3 years already....

 

[greggertruck]

Whilst that may be true, US government incentives have incentivized Tesla to send 50 staff and 4680 equipment over to Austin from Germany.

Germany will still continue at a slower pace, but US has been accelerated.

Whatever delays (if) we may have been facing a month ago should be very diminished.

2 things

US is most important in the race in Teslas eyes. But, I don't think that's relevant.

What is relevant is our beloved government has now incentivized Tesla to make the Cybertruck more profitable/ affordable. I almost hope it's 70k because a LOT of people will fall off the res list at that rate and I get mine quicker.

My top budget price depends on a few things, namely range. But if the useful features are big, I'll still wire them $100k. I'm not qualifying for any tax incentives anyway, but Tesla will - and indirectly that does benefit me/ us.

 

[happy intruder]

I will take that bet!

My wild guess is that 4680 battery production ramp will push things back a bit. But we are getting closer. Should happen within a year. I just hope they can build all CTs with 4680s and that Tesla doesn't have to drop back to the 2170s.

if that happens, I will not buy CT....waited too long for CT with 4680s. I will consider different options.....and I guess we still have to. wait on pricing also.....no way to run a railroad......I am getting tired of all this talk. talk and talk from Musk

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